Like ObamaCare, voters are expected to elect Hillary before finding out her dirty secrets. It worked wonderfully well with ObamaCare which is currently collapsing into a black hole so deep that medical services can't escape from it.
Now it's supposed to be put to work for Hillary.
Most of Hillary Clinton’s emails recovered during a Federal Bureau of Investigation probe into practices from her time as secretary of state won’t be made public until after Election Day, according to a new timetable set Friday by a federal judge.
Judge James Boasberg on Friday ordered the State Department to finish processing 1,050 pages of material for release by Nov. 4—just a fraction of what could be as much as 10,000 pages of material.
The judge set the new timetable, which previously was expected to play out in the coming weeks, after acknowledging that the State Department was struggling to manage the burden of dozens of lawsuits and thousands of requests for records from Mrs. Clinton’s time in office.
The new schedule would push the release of most of the newly discovered emails past Election Day in what continues to be an ongoing controversy for the Clinton campaign that could linger well into her first term in office if she wins the White House in November.
The judge is an Obama appointee who had also determined that the public had no right to see photos of Osama bin Laden. And why should voters have the opportunity to read Hillary's emails before voting to decide if she should run the country? That's been Hillary's position all along. Now it's been ratified.